Juneau World Affairs Forum 2018 European Politics Panel Discussion
Climate Policy in the European Union
A Democratic Paralysis? How the US Withdrawal and the EU’s Malfunctioning Bureaucracy Helped Russia Undermine Pro-Democracy Civil Society in Eastern Europe
Where is Europe’s Power? Transnational Standards and Diplomatic Expertise in Brussels
What Happened to Cooperative Security? The Rise and Fall of the Post-Cold War Security Regime
Europe, Russia, and the Transatlantic Divide: Security Relations in Turbulent Times
Making America Normal Again--With a Little Help from Europe
US-German Relationships: Why They’re Grim and How We Can Make Them Worse.
Changes in the World Order: From ‘Embedded Liberalism’ to ‘Hyper Globalization’ to ‘Economic NationalismIn this session, “Making America Normal Again--With a Little Help from Europe.”, we hear from Willamette University’s Professor James Nafziger.
How can the U.S., working with our European allies, get back on track to ensure fulfillment of our international obligations and, perhaps more importantly, to restart suspended initiatives and consider new ones to improve international legal cooperation in various sectors, including trade, the environment, defense, migration, and the Middle East imbroglio. Bottom line: the U.S. and Europe need each other.
The Juneau World Affairs Council and the University of Southeast, in collaboration with 360 North, present the 2018 World Affairs Forum, Europe: Allies and Alliances in a Turbulent World.
With support from AEL&P, Coeur Alaska Kensington Mine, Dreamhost.com, Haight & Associates, Sealaska, The Prospector Hotel, and Wostmann & Associates.